Melbourne Hotel Guide - Eastfield Dog Park hotels in Melbourne, Australia.

"The motel was very clean. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Parking was easy and safe."

"Lots of undercover parking. Friendly and "

"Lovely good value hotel. Very quiet and great bed."

"Clean functional friendly 15 minute walk to trains and shops"

"We thoroughly enjoyed our short stay. Renee our host was very helpful and friendly. We had a meal and breakfast which were both excellent. The accommodation was very comfortable and the decor was a lovely change from our usual contemporary. If we get back to Melb for a Yarra Valley visit, Victoria House will be our go to."

"shops walking ,room clean ,a/c needed the door filter cleaned, staff very good."

"The location of this property is great. Being able to walk through the lake to Eastland and easy commute to wineries or city"

"Great that we could book for only a two night stay, others wanted us to stay 5 nights and great location. The down side was the oven didn’t seem to have any trays to use, so used the air fryer instead. We also couldn’t get Netflix to work. We also couldn’t find the remote for the aircon in one of the bedrooms. Also didn’t realise until after booking, that we booked the downstairs area and someone was upstairs. Presuming first floor was also a seperate accommodation. There is a floor tile in the main shower that does need some maintenance not in place. Also because it was downstairs accommodation a little dark in areas and only Florescent lights x3 in main area so maybe just having a lamp to use at night, would be better and maybe a good air out to get rid of that initial smell. But overall great size, tidy and great location, with the bonus of having aircon in all rooms. Also the downstairs accommodation meant access from rear of property, so quieter and felt more private and safer. Thank you for our last minute booking, made our Christmas catchup’s a little easier. "

"The house was just what we were hoping for. Clean , comfortable and all the amenities we needed."